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Does a lifestyle intervention in primary healthcare improve cardiovascular risk factors and quality of life in high-risk subjects?
Does a lifestyle intervention in primary healthcare improve cardiovascular risk factors and quality of life in high-risk subjects?
A primary healthcare lifestyle intervention focusing on diet and exercise improves cardiovascular risk factors and quality of life in high-risk patients over one year.
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Supports primary care lifestyle programs for high-risk patients; extends RCT evidence for sustained risk-factor benefits.
A prevention programme in primary healthcare with a focus on physical activity and diet counselling followed by structured follow-up meetings can favourably influence several risk factors for cardiovascular diseases and quality of life in high-risk subjects for at least one year.
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